Low back pain is a condition that affects between 50% and 80% of the population every year.
Apart from the significant suffering it causes, spinal pain has an enormous economic impact, with estimated direct healthcare expenditures of $100 billion in the United States annually. When low back pain radiates into one or both legs, it is commonly called sciatica, also known as lumbar radiculopathy. Radiculopathy pain can either begin suddenly as a short-term problem (acute) or persist over a long period of time (chronic).
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New Year's Resolutions Done Right
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Connection
I will always remember the first time that I looked into the mirror and experienced my own true beauty.
Low Back Pain
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Well, here we are again. Another trip around the sun is nearing its end. With the realization that comes to many when the holiday season approaches – that time has once again passed too quickly – comes a little added stress and anxiety. How can it already be time to carve a turkey, shop for presents, lose those last ten pounds, and invite the inlaws to family gatherings again?
Improve Your Function, Improve Your Life
Low back pain is a condition that affects between 50% and 80% of the population every year.
Kentucky Lucky Chicken
St. George has a new trail in town! Kentucky Lucky Chicken, or K.L.C. for brevity, and when I say in town, I mean in town.
Fire & Ice Gala
Helping Students in Need.
Finding your Next
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The St. George Barbershop
